Case study · Sound healing studio
Kitsune Healing
Michael Mascorro runs a massage and sound healing studio in New Braunfels. The rebuild puts booking on the front page and gives the studio's photography a home that keeps itself up to date.
- Massage and sound healing
- New Braunfels, TX
- Booking on the front page
- Self updating gallery
The build
What got built,
and why
The job
The site had two jobs. Take a visitor from landing to a booked session in as few taps as possible, and give the studio's photography a page of its own with a path to buying a print.
Most studio sites bury booking behind a contact form and a round of phone tag. This one opens on the calendar.
The site
The home page leads with real availability: pick a session, pick a time, done. The scheduler is embedded in the page itself, not a link out to another tab.
- Home and about pages rebuilt in the studio's own visual language, with the studio's own photographs.
- A photography page with collection tabs and a purchase path into the studio's print store.
- Click to book from every page, on any phone.
The gallery that updates itself
The photography grid is not hand maintained. It syncs from the studio's own photo library automatically, once a day. When Michael uploads a new shoot, the website picks it up on its own: no edit request, no waiting, no invoice.
See for yourself
Check my work
The site is live. Open it on your phone and try the booking flow yourself.
Open the live site, tap Book Now, and count the taps to a confirmed time. Then open the photography page and flip through the collections that sync themselves.
If your business runs on appointments, this is the shape I'd build for you: the calendar out front, everything else one tap behind it.
Sound healing studio · Client build
Kitsune Healing
Booking first rebuild with a photography gallery that keeps itself in sync with the studio's photo library.
See it liveLet's build
Tell me what you do. I'll send back a price. If your business runs on appointments, ask about a booking first build like this one.
Prefer to talk? Tap Call at the top of any page and you get me, not a call center. Either way you're talking to the person who does the work.